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V PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1971 2 * m Warriors Whip Warhawks 22-0 THE McHENRY OLD TIMERS are ready to take on the Marian Central Old Timers this Sunday at McCracken Field. Game time is 2 p.m. and all proceeds will be divided between the two schools for athletic equipment. The members of the Mr Henry Alumni, with their "class year" in parenthesis are l-r front row; Bob Funk (67). John Todd (68). Tim Freund (66), Don Meyer (64), Ted Freund <63), Wayne Konecny (62). Pat Faunt (62), Allen Miller (64), Chuck Miller (62) and Jim Glosson (65*. Middle row l-r: Paul Morenz (62), Jim Meyers <65), Keith Peters (60), Chris Newkirk (64), Dave Meyer (67). Ron Freund (62), Ben DeCicco (64), Steve lluska (68), Bob Radosh (65) and Carl Kosierrowski (67). Standing are; Joe Fino (63), Monty Corso (66). Vern Peterson (62), Bob Dickman (64), Bill Brennan (67), Pat Camasta (67), Larry Freund (62), Jerry Freund (69), Wade Clement (65), Rick Smith (65), Stan Madden (67), Mike Gannert (60) and Vic Nowicki (62), Absent from photo are John Rourke (63), Rich Albright (66), Bill DeCicco (62) and Ken Schuerr (67). In Friday's issue we will have the Marian Central Alumni team photo and roster. PLATNDFALER PHOTO Inside Tennis Courts To Open Sun. Afternoon r EARL WALSH , it So I Hear ^5_L_SP0RTS editorj Talk about frost on the pumpkins. There was ice covering Boone Creek Monday morning and the ducks had to skate. it was nice to hear the good things Coach Day had to say about his boys. They are a bunch of good fellows who gave their best Their coach says so. Alex Justen is still excited after watching the game at Madison last Saturday, "43 seconds!", says Alex. That's just what it took for the Badgers to pull one out of the coals against Purdue. If you think we are plugging that football game next Sun­ day -we are! Tom Burke and Pat (liis little colleen) saw the Bears lose to the Packers Sunday. Looked like the Bears were playing their Cubs in that game. McHenry grads will play host to Marian grads at 2 p.m. at McCracken Field. The players will have a lot of fun out of the game, but will play hard to win. Proceeds will be turned over equally to the athletic depart­ ments of the schools. Met Coach Bill Day and remarked that it must be relaxing to have the MCHS football season end. He sur­ prised us by saying he wouldn't mind a couple of more games. We suggested that one of the high school classes set up a coffee stand for the game. It may be a chilly day. Coffee or not, put on your long ones and join the crowd. There is bound to be a lot of enthusiasm. Coach Day had a successful season so maybe that helps a coach's frame of mind. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns- Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 \\. Hte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-0783 Note To Coach Hutchinson -- We have your note about printing the results of the grade* school Cross Country event. We had the list last week of all the boys and girls -- 102 strong. But the copy was too weak (blue) to photograph and too long to set. So -- we had it typed in black ink Shop Foreman Dick now says he can photograph it, reduce the size and print it in full in this issue. Like coaches, sports editors have their problems, too. (But, for a right guy like you. "Hutch", we will do our best). What happens when you're offered $18,000 for your $24,200 pile of ashes? You take it if you haven t increased your home insurance to keep pace with inflation. This is the kind of problem you could face if you bought and insured your home for $18,000 in 1963 See me to find out if your home is insured for its full value. I'll tell you about a low-cost State Farm Homeowners Policy that Will insure your home for all it's worth ... and keep it that way with automatic Inflation Coverage. S T A T I F A R M Joe Podpora 1212 N GRttN ST fh. 385-4080" ( N S U R A N C f STATE FARM FIRE an#CASUALTY COMPANY Home Offlca: BloorrWngton, Illinois The records must show it, but it hardly seems possible that Thomas and Ellen Phalin have been married 50 years. , How well we remember when Tom used to drive to high school -- horse and buggy -- from Irish Prairie, bordering on Terra Cotta. He used to keep the nag in his Uncle William Welch's barn in back of the Cristy House (kindergarten on Waukegan St .) right next to our Dad's horse barn. We can vouch that Tom had his eye on Ellen Spencer back in High School days, but can't remember if he did his courtin' with horse and buggy. Starting Sunday, Nov. 14, the West Campus gym will be opened for open tennis from 2 to 5 p.m. Three courts are available and a slight fee is charged per hour for each court. Courts will be used from 2 to 3, 3 to 4, and 4 to 5 p.m. Those who wish to reserve time for the use of the courts may do so by calling 385-7900 by Thursday prior to the following Sunday of play. The swimming pool is also opened each Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. to anyone over 6 years of age for recreational swimming. C. Cuda Dear S.I.H : QUESTION: Who is afraid of the Big Bad Bears from (WINDY) Chicago? ANSWER: Certainly not OUR BIG GREEN MACHINE from the north. A Devout PACKER BACKER Bev Justen It certainly was the Bears who looked green Sunday. We will reserve space for any Bear fan who would like to answer Bev. TEN Pi i n QUEENS Nov. 1 Virg Steege 193-158-173-524; Betty O'Brien 186-147-162-505; Hazel Stahlman - 158-188-157- 503; Dorothy Koleno 168-149- 181 498; Barb Munson 137-166- 147-450; Mae Steege 172-127-151- 450; Sue Koepke 149-170-123- 442; Dolores White 147- 167-127-441. Rails: Mae steege 3-b-7; Betsv O'Brien 5-7; Marcv Goss 4-7-9* McHENRY TEACHERS' BOWLING LEAGUE 113 FOOTBALL HONORS A senior at Campion Jesuit High School. Prairie du Chien, Wis., Michael O'Malley has been named to the Honorable Mention columns selection in the All CWCC (Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference) selec­ tions. Campion, a residential college preparatory school has an enrollment of 400 students representing 19 states and nine foreign countries. Michael is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. O'Malley, 5307 N. Lake Street, McHenry. tot. Team Standings -L pins 1. The Stars 24 8 12,405 2. The Funky Foursome 16 16 12,378 3. Pin Pals 16 16 12,228 4. Faculty Flops 15 17 12,384 5 Reverse Gauchos 13 19 11,929 6. Alley Cats 12 20 12,444 Wisdom shows what to do: skill, how to do it: initiative the will to do. High Games: Bud Street 205; Dave Luckett 181; Judy Gray 180; Carolyn Bertacchi 170. High Series: Bud Street 205- 166-157-528; Dave Luckett 181- 179-147-507; Judy Gray 158;143;180-481. Splits: Carolyn Bertacchi 1-2- 8-10; Dave Gienn 7-5-9; Bud Street 5-8-10; Judy Gray 5-10. WONDER LAKE EARLY BIRDS Mickey Wyede 173, 174. 159 (506); Barb Gay 146, 177, 170. (493); Terry Jakabowski 160. 159, 173 (492); Clara Freund 165, 170, 145 (480); Pat Novy 156. 162, 156 (474). Splits: Clara Freund 5-7; Gerry Ernst 5-6; Sandi Mover 5-10. ^uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiu: K0ENEMANN Country Made Sausages, | Hams and Bacon JGERMAN IMPORTS AND CHEESES I " A Full Line Of I Delicatessen ! 815-385-6260 Jusf •'2 : . VOLO milium u 111 ti 11 ii 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 n McHenry Sportsman's Club Turkey Shoot Sunday, Nov. 14,1971 Starting Time: 11 a.m. The turkeys will run from 20- 22 lbs. These prizes are also available to all shooters. Steaks, Sirloin Patties, and Chickens. There are always 1-2-3-5 White Bird events: Each White Bird wins a prize. We have these White Bird events so that the average shooter can compete with the best of the shooters and still win. All you have to do is break the White Bird and a prize is yours. * McHenry Sportsman's Club is located on Weingart-Rolling lane Road, on the West shore of Pistakee Bay. Refreshments will be served in the Clubhouse. Notice: Beginning Nov. 14 and every meat shoot thereafter there also will be a Jackrabbit shoot. by Fred Kusch Coach Bill Day's gridders drove their Orange and Black machine to North Chicago Saturday to meet the Warhawks for the '71 season finale for both teams. The Warriors fine play, especially in the first half showed through as they rolled to a 22-0 shutout victory over the Warhawks^ The victory gave the Warrior* a 6-2 record for the season. This won-lost record is the best any M.C.H.S. gridders have put forth since 1958. However, their efforts provided the Warriors only a third place finish in the tough NSC behind Crystal Lake and Barrington who finished with identical 7-1 records in a tie for first place. The Warriors opened the scoring in the first quarter on this cold and blustery day as Senior Mike Stark busted through the Warhawk defense for the games first score. The extra point failed but the Warriors had the lead 6-0. The Warriors scored twice more in the second quarter as Ron Miller passed to Don Prazak and Bob Habich for TDs. Both extra points were good and the Warriors went ahead 22-0. The second half saw the weather take control of the game as both clubs found the ball hard to handle. The Warrior effort was highlighted by several per­ formances. Junior halfback Roger Ludwig who was hampered by an ankle injury in midseason showed top form as he rushed 12 times for 79 yards. Senior defensive linebacker John DeCicco also gave a fine performance as he led the always tough Warrior defense with tackles and one aerial theft. N. Athletes „ W Away K Coach Day pointed out the fine defensive play of Mark Hoffman, Jim Hurckes, Dennis Hovseth, Randy Mauch, Dave Carlson, Phil Maurer and Mike Ruemelin as keys to the Warrior victory. Only once did the Warriors allow the Warhawks to drive the ball. The Warriors killed that drive on the five. As all the victories have been this season, this was again a team victory for the Orange and Black. Congratulations, Warriors, on a line, fine season. Your school and community are proud of you. STATISTICS MCHS vs N. Chicago yda. Rushing Att. gained Miller 10 ~ 0 Lundelius 1 2 Prazak 5 4 Ludwig ' 12 79 Stark 3 32 Mauch 1 \ Totals 32 121 6 Passing: Miller 18 att. completions, 83 yds (2 TD) Receiving: Morgeson, l recep. 12 yds. Prazak, 2 recep. 43 yds, 1-TD. Habich, 3 recep. 28 yds, 1-TD. Grade School Cross Country Results Last Friday afternoon 102 boys and girls participated in the 3rd annual H111 "N" Dale Cross Country meet. The meet was held at the West Campus Cross Country Course. Members of the high school cross country team and cross country girls helped run the meet. All those who ran received ribbons. Awards were presented by Miss Carol Rudden, teacher at Edgebrook and Mrs. Donald Seaton, 6th grade teacher, McHenry Jr. High School . RESULTS 4th Grade Girls - 3/4 mile Susan Hutchinson - Susan Greisbach - Edgebrook Edgebrook 8. Tony Zwllling 9. Pat Teuber - Edgebrook - Edgebrook 3. P. Kasprzyk - Montini 4. Peg O'Leary - Edgebrook 4th Grade Boys - 3/4 mile l . Joe Bel 1ich - Edgebrook 2. Doug Meyer - Edgebrook 3. David Thorton - Valleyview 4. , Don Sonnerman - Edgebrook 5. . Bruce Brda - Edgebrook 6. Sean Haley - Montini 7. , J. "artenheimer - Edgebrook 8. , Russell Mieri' tz - Edgebrook 9. . Teddy Swantz - Edgebrook 10. . Dick Wimmer - Edgebrook r . Doug Byron - Montini 5J :h Grade Gi rls - 3/4 mile l , . Ma^v Hawkins - Hilltop 2. , Sue Kuna - Montini 3, , Ani Fleming - Edgebrook / l . . Kelly Goodman - Edgebrook 5. . °utty Condon - Edgebrook f, Moifa Hailey - Montini 7. . Diana Aldnan - Edgebrook 8. Cindy Bargo ^agebrook 51 :_h Grade Boys - 3/4 mile 1 . Pat Becker - Edgebrook 2. Dave Aldenbrook - Montini 3. ' 'Mark Costigan - Edgebrook 6 . D'ck Hawkins - Hil ltop 5 . Chris Useman - Hil ltop . Dave Bryon - Montini 7. M.ir ' ; v Pr'ce - Edgebrook 10. Rooney Welson - Edgebrook 11. Bryon Sonnerman - Edgebrook 12. Cliff Bailye - Edgebrook 13. Rick Sund - Edgebrook 14. Chris Pace - Edgebrook 15. Ken Kellner <*- Edgebrook 6th, Grade Girls - 1 mile 1 . D. BOckhorst - McHenry 2. 5. Ama to - Harrison 3. C. Boyer - McHenry 4. M. Wynveen - McHenry 5. Sherry Long - Harrison 6. Missy Matest - Harrison 7. Tammy O'Leary - McHenry 8. Laura Lesher - McHenry 9. Bonnie Hansen - McHenry 6th Grade Bojrs - 1 1 mile 1. Larry Dejay 2. Mike Becker 3. Glen Bailye 4,o Bill Thomas 5. Greg Roberts 6. Ron Pepping 7. Jerry Hutchinson 8. w ike Gende 9. Jim Buenzli 10. Rick Connell 11. Steve Sahey 12. Russ Weingart 13. Robert Harris 14. Jerry Haines 15. Dave Pliner 16. Don McCracken 17. vark v ierit2 1C. Tom Michelsen McHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry wcHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry McHenry s. The basketball practice season opened last week for the Huron College Scalpers at Huron, South Dakota. Bob Swanhorst, beginning his third year as coach, has a squad of 25, including 10 let- termen. Swanhorst noted that the Scalpers have experienced growing pains for the past two season; but with mature veterans the Scalpers will have excellent leadership. One of the returning lettermen is Jim Heard, son of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Heard, McHenry, 6-7, 214 lb., sophomore. 7th Grade Girls - 1 Mile BUMPER STICKERS F6~W TM/MG$ ARE OV&HOON0 MA "TV COMMERCIAL- John Jung Of MCC Qualifies For Junior College National Meet 1, , Jody Smith - Harrison 2. , Karen Anderson - McHenry J, , Monica Haley - Montini 4. , Karen Spiel man - Harrison 5. . J u 1 e Miller - McHenry b. , Sara Platz - Edgebrook 7th Grade Boys - UWe 1, . Dennis Choute - Montini 2 . Rick 3ruscato - Harrison 3, , Steve Mai - Parkland /! , Tom Thompson - Montini s. , M: ke Zel1er - McHenry 6. , Joe Peschke - Montini / . D,ck Nelson - McHenry Dan Koleno - Montini :h Grade Girls - 1 Mile John Jung, a freshman at McHenry County College, placed 9th in the Region IV Junior College Cross Country Meet on Saturday, Oct. 30, at Riis Park, Chicago, sponsored by Wright Junior College. A pleased Dennis Edwards, Coach of MCC's Cross Country Team, said, "John is now qualified to compete in the National Junior College Cross Country Meet to be held Nov. 13 in Danville, Illinois." John, a son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Jung, of Crystal Lake, has run in cross country competitions since his sophomore year at Crystal Lake High School. 1. , Eileen Connell - Parkland ?. , L'nda Bockhorst - McHenry 3. , Lucy Hawkins - Parkland c, , Laura 3 a i1y - McHenry 5! , '<atie ^ignight - McHenry r" , Joan Sritton - McHenry •°V :h Grade Boys - H s Mile . 3i11 °owe - wcHenry ?. . Hutchinson - McHenry . 'Jcnnis 'Jseman - Parkland r -. r,<rnn ^hctOn - 'parklard . v i ko Mai - Parkland ( • Jorr-y r^rj ing - McHenry 7, , vark v i '1er - Montini , "en Vao* - McHenry 9 . . ? . Tan ken ho^n -McHenry , Joe Knnack - McHenry 1 , Howard 'Jseman - Parkland , Ver Lonihway - Montini v ike Wegener - McHenry 4 • 3ob Pepping - McHenry . °oy Jenkins - McHenry 6. >et Jackson - McHenry 7. Xi'e Roberts - McHenry \ "rw THE FRESHMEN WARRIORS battled North Chicago to a 20-20 tie at McCracken Field Saturday to close the '71 season with an im­ pressive 5-2-1 record. Everett Klapperich, with ball, finds himself in trouble as he breaks a tackle only to find 3 Warhawks to tend with and no blockers in sight. PLAINDEALER PHOTO McHenry Hobby Shop This week's model winner is TOM HUTCHINSON, Age 13. Runner Up is KEN SCANLIN, Age 14. Honorable mention went to JEFF FUCEK, Age 12 and to ROB THOMAS, Age 11. 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